Congratulations are in order. Here's to Barack governing levelheadedly, with passion, and an eye to all segments of society. May he have a good four-- or eight --years where he leads by stellar example, with a blemishless administration, and an impartial spirit.
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Man, I hope so. I hope so fervently that he lives up to his promise.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
So, can I still get that $20 on 310 electoral votes?
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So what happens now?
Bush has been in office since before I came to the asylum. Im a bit stuck.
What do we do in here now? All swap sides or chairs or girlfriends or something??
I'm confused. And a little frightened......
Bush has been in office since before I came to the asylum. Im a bit stuck.
What do we do in here now? All swap sides or chairs or girlfriends or something??
I'm confused. And a little frightened......
"If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're gonna get selfish, ignorant leaders". Carlin.
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Posted: Nov 04 2008 at 8:26 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Don't waste your breath, wouldn't expect either to live up to 10% of what they said on the campaign.
Yes, it's like a quadrille. When a Democrat is in office Smash, Joph, Flea, Nexa and a few of us others turn conservative.
Gbaji and virus become bleeding heart liberals.
It's quite fun.
Gbaji and virus become bleeding heart liberals.
It's quite fun.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
And as a long time vegetarian, I just wanted to ask everyone to take a moment off from their celebrations to spare a thought for all the buffalo that at this very moment are being slaughtered in honour of President Obama all over Africa.
"If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're gonna get selfish, ignorant leaders". Carlin.
Haha, Its your fault now, Suckers!!!
oh, and death to cows! Vive le Steak! Remember the 1st grade Dairy tripamo!!!!
oh, and death to cows! Vive le Steak! Remember the 1st grade Dairy tripamo!!!!
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I wish I could have seen the look on varus' face when it was announced. 
Congrats to Obama, and to all of you that worked hard to support him. It's truly a historic day for the country, and for the Democratic party.
Not to put a damper on the moment, but I wonder how long it will take for the stars to fade, so to speak. It's one thing to support a party, and the figurehead of said ideology, but it's entirely another thing to support every policy a candidate plans to make into law. Considering he'll have large majorities in both chambers of Congress, I can see Obama getting ambitious and pushing through some pretty left stuff. How long before the "blue dogs" and the moderates start to break the party line?
I'll set the over/under at 9 months. I'm tempted to take the over, but not by much.
Not to put a damper on the moment, but I wonder how long it will take for the stars to fade, so to speak. It's one thing to support a party, and the figurehead of said ideology, but it's entirely another thing to support every policy a candidate plans to make into law. Considering he'll have large majorities in both chambers of Congress, I can see Obama getting ambitious and pushing through some pretty left stuff. How long before the "blue dogs" and the moderates start to break the party line?
I'll set the over/under at 9 months. I'm tempted to take the over, but not by much.
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I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
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And as a long time vegetarian, I just wanted to ask everyone to take a moment off from their celebrations to spare a thought for all the buffalo that at this very moment are being slaughtered in honour of President Obama all over Africa.
You Suck!
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
Oh well. At least we'll all get stem cells now.
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Dread Lörd Kaolian wrote:
Oh well. At least we'll all get stem cells now.
Michigan will be able to use them now.
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While getting high
Edited, Nov 5th 2008 12:19am by TirithRR
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
Can someone remind me about the bets that everyone had?
Isn't someone supposed to pay up right about now?
Isn't someone supposed to pay up right about now?
Gbaji and Smash on 310 or more electoral votes?
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
That was a pretty classy speech by McCain, too. Too bad his rabid "supporters" (well, Palin supporters) booed him every time he said anything remotely conciliatory. It's nice to see him end his campaign on that note; I really do respect the guy.
UGA Law Dems at the Georgia Theater were silent or applauded quietly during most of McCain's speech.
Except when he mentioned Palin. She got the boos from us, you betcha.
If the John McCain that gave that speech tonight had been the John McCain that ran against Obama, this race would have been a lot closer.
Except when he mentioned Palin. She got the boos from us, you betcha.
If the John McCain that gave that speech tonight had been the John McCain that ran against Obama, this race would have been a lot closer.
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Except when he mentioned Palin. She got the boos from us, you betcha.
Odd! Because after all, she probably did as much as almost anyone to ensure Obamas win.
"If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're gonna get selfish, ignorant leaders". Carlin.
We all have to become Republicans now so that we have something to complain about.
When I watched his concession speech, I felt the same way. I was almost sad he lost and felt that his supporters on hand during that speech marked it with a blemish.
And I do hope we get 8 good years from Obama and not a few months ending with bloodshed because he can make this a better country. At least that's what I believe.
And I do hope we get 8 good years from Obama and not a few months ending with bloodshed because he can make this a better country. At least that's what I believe.
Honestly, in my lifetime, there has never been a president-elect under more pressure. More promise, more potential, more opportunity and less excuses; so long as the congressional races continue toward a super majority.
Of course, I've never been as optimistic, either. I think the man understands the ultimate gravity of his station, and I have faith unlike I ever had in a politician.
I mean, ask yourself: even before 9/11. did you think Bush was going to be a man we celebrated in a century? Were there policy points you got hard for? Because I am so hard for our first Moslim Executive Officer.
Edit: I think it's clear that I am drunk, and thus I will not correct my grammaticarial errorrs.
Edited, Nov 5th 2008 12:15am by Barkingturtle
Of course, I've never been as optimistic, either. I think the man understands the ultimate gravity of his station, and I have faith unlike I ever had in a politician.
I mean, ask yourself: even before 9/11. did you think Bush was going to be a man we celebrated in a century? Were there policy points you got hard for? Because I am so hard for our first Moslim Executive Officer.
Edit: I think it's clear that I am drunk, and thus I will not correct my grammaticarial errorrs.
Edited, Nov 5th 2008 12:15am by Barkingturtle
Dont get me wrong I still love McCain. I have felt safe with him as my senator and will continue to re-elect him as long as he runs.
But today I am full of hope and CHEERS!
But today I am full of hope and CHEERS!
I really enjoyed McCain's speech too, it was very well done.
I can just see it now...
Palin: "By golly, I sure learned a lot of new tips and tricks while I was hanging out with that McCain fella. I'll be able to make Alaska a country for sure now!
Who's laughing now, **************
*crickets*
Palin: "By golly, I sure learned a lot of new tips and tricks while I was hanging out with that McCain fella. I'll be able to make Alaska a country for sure now!
Who's laughing now, **************
*crickets*
I wanted to go out, find a pre-printed President McCain t-shirt, and wear it around for the rest of the week. The wife didn't like that idea though.
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we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
Ooof, I had to go to work with a hangover from celebratory binge drinking last night.
A good breakfast, lots of fluids, and a Vicodin seem to be erasing it, though.
A good breakfast, lots of fluids, and a Vicodin seem to be erasing it, though.
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